Award points based on quiz score

I won’t say it’s not possible as a whole, but we don’t have any steps, that I’m aware of, for that out of the box with the LearnDash addon. So to that degree, it’d need to be done custom either by your own team or by hiring out for. If you for sure need to have someone else work on it, best I have for any sort of contacts would be BadgeOS/Credly themselves. I don’t take any for-hire work like that personally/directly.

https://badgeos.org/contact/

I’m only a very beginner when it comes to php and javascript, but I might be able to do this on my own if I could figure out how this add-on gets the quiz score from LearnDash.

I see in the rules-engine.php (line 214) where it checks a grade ( $percentage < $object_arg1 ), but my problem is I can’t seem to figure out where the percentage item is calculated from.

If you could point me there, that would be a big help!

Hard to say for sure exactly what is in it. I have to believe it’s data from the LearnDash activity going on, passed in as one of the indexes from the $args array. I wasn’t a part of the original development of this addon, so I’m definitely doing the best I can here.

Based on the elseif that that line is checking against, I wager the arg passed in was related to minimum percentage earned on the quiz.

Thanks! I’ll look there.

Definitely update us on what you did! Following with interest. ??

I was able to modify the plugin so it would give a point based on the percentage, but I’ve been too busy working on an activity streak plugin and a new school project to continue. I’m a noob with PHP and javascript, so these things take me ages. ??

What I have now is an option that gives 1 point per percentage if you meet the minimum passing requirements. So if you get 85%, you get 85 points. I suppose it would be fairly easy to add a multiplier field, but I would rather figure out how to bring in the actual number of quiz points, as that would be a far more powerful option in the long run.

If I make any progress I’ll post it here.

Sounds great.

An alternative to the mulitplier idea would be an adjustment to the XP vs. Level protocols. You could increase the number and variety of levels, such that they adapt to the current programming in place of %1 pt = 1 pt xp.

In other words a bunch of differing levels, with increments being 100. If the difficulty of each should increase incrementally, then you could make intermediary levels, with descriptions, images etc. reflecting such.